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This audio is part of the collection: 78 RPMs & Cylinder Recordings
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Keywords: 1920s; rare; 78rpm
Creative Commons license: Public Domain
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| Audio Files | VBR MP3 | Ogg Vorbis | 64Kbps MP3 |
| Paul Robeson - Nobody Knows The Trouble I've Seen 1925 |
2.5 MB
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1.1 MB
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1.2 MB
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| Paul Robeson - Ol Man River I Still Suits Me 1936 |
3.7 MB
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1.7 MB
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1.8 MB
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| Paul Robeson - Ol Man River (Show Boat 1936) |
4.5 MB
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2.1 MB
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2.3 MB
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| Paul Robeson - Old Man River (live)showboat |
1.1 MB
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604.0 KB
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760.8 KB
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| Paul Robeson - Old Man River (long ver) |
5.5 MB
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2.4 MB
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2.7 MB
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| Paul Robeson - One Kiss (Big Fella 1937) |
2.6 MB
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1.0 MB
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1.3 MB
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| Paul Robeson - Shenandoah |
1.5 MB
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1.3 MB
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1.5 MB
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| Paul Robeson - Sixteen Tons |
2.4 MB
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1.9 MB
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1.2 MB
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| Paul Robeson - Sleepy River - Reprise (Song Of Freedom 1934) |
1.5 MB
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616.8 KB
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745.3 KB
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| Album cover of - Paul Robeson |
11.4 KB
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Reviewer:
astrosound -





Subject:
A little mistake.
16 tons featured here is actually by Platters. Anyhow, 5 stars. Great voice.
Reviewer:
the real sarge -





Subject:
This collection
This man had a magnificent voice. His voice is so impressive when he sings 'old man river' and 'Nobody knows the trouble I've seen'. It was really a crime he was caught up in the black listing of the late 40's and 50's.